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S W Nebraska Teachers Association
Tho annual meeting will bo hold in
McCook Friday and Saturday April 1st
and 2nd 1901 All tho general sessions
niul tho Saturday evening lecture will
bo hold in tho Congregational church
Wo append tho program in full
PROGRAM
Fuiday Arniii 1st 10 r m
Enrollment
Tho Nebraska Teachers Rending Circle Work
Mits DottHailoy Trenton
Discussion
SuptC Estolln Goodwin Renkolmnn
Heading Miss Anna E Caldwell Lincoln
Tho Relation of Work to Success
Supt Flora 1 Quick Indianola
ARriculturo What to Touch and How to
Toachlt Prin J C Jensen Renvor City
Feiuat AraiL 1st 2 r m
ThoroiiKlinoss iu Essential Common Rrauches
Supt James OConnoll Trontou
Discussion Supt Ed M Short Rloomfngton
Tho Critical Periods of a Childs Life
Supt TJ Munday Cambridge
Unturo Studies Miss Anna E Caldwoll Lincoln
What Does tho Public School Accomplish in
tho Training for Citizenship Socially
Morally Intellectually and in a Business
Wny and What Does it Fail to Accomplish
Supt F Q Downing Reaver City
Mr J F Forbes McCook
FniuAT ArniL 1st 8 p m
A musicalo and reception to tho visiting
teachers by tho city toachors and citizons of
McCook in tho court room
Saturday Apeii 2nd 9 a m
Physical Training in tho Primary Grades
Mrs Irene D McMichaol Arapahoo
Work and Play for tho Child of tho Element
ary School Miss Gertrude Colvin McCook
Discussion Miss Cnrrio Rurton Trenton
Drawing Miss AnunE Caldwoll Lincoln
ilornls in Our Schools
SuptE M Vroman Alma
The Study of Current Events
Prin E A Rrittonham Culbortson
Discussion SuptC W McMichaol Arapahoo
Address Tho Valuo of Fads
Inspector J W Crabtreo Lincoln
Satoedat April 2nd 2 p m
How tho School Strengthens the Individuality
of tho Pupil Miss Ruth Jonos Stratton
Discussion Prin AJ Casnor Indianola
Tho Study of Literature
a As a Preparation for tho High School
Prin J M Stimson Republican City
b In tho High School
PrinCelia A Gorby McCook
Address Twentieth Century Farm Life
Deputy J L McRrien Lincoln
Address Tho Single Teacher of Twenty vs
tho Married Teacher of Forty Years of Ago
Supt V K Fowler Lincoln
Address Supt W W Stetsou Augusta Maine
-Business Meeting
Satdedat Apeil 2nd 7 30 p m
XiectureKonWW Stetson State Superin
tendent of Public Instruction Augusta
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NOTES
If you havent received a printed pro
gram write or see Supt Thomas
Teachers school officers and people of
JRedwillow county caunot afford to miss
these sessions
The people of McCook especially those
interested in school matters should
make it a point to attend these sessions
Among the chief attractions will be
State Supt Stetson of Maine State
Supt Fowler of Nebraska and his dep
uty Mr McBrien
The musicale and reception Friday
veuing in the court room will be made
a notable social event by the city teach
ers citizens and others
Applications are coming in for board
and rooms in private families Please
notify Supt Thomas if you can accom
modate any teachers with either
State Supt Stetson of Maine is one of
the greatest educators in the country
His lecture will be worthwhile from ev
ery point of view Our teachers and
citizens should not neglect this splendid
opportunity
The enrollment fee is 50 cents This
membership fee entitles you to a ticket
to tho lecture by Hon W W Stetson
state supt of public instruction of
Maine Saturday evening in the Con
gregational church Enroll yourself
McCook and Redwillow county must be
largely represented
The Curts Dramatic Co Coming-
They will appear in the Menard opera
house week after next for three nights
April 7 8 9 There will be a change of
plays each night Prices 15 25 35c
Season tickets SI Reserved eeats now
on sale at usual place Get a season
ticket and have your seats reserved for
all three nights
Plant Peach Trees
Twenty trees two feet high for SI at
sale yard
Mens suits 150 to 1350 boys suits
85c to 350 mens good corduroy pants
200 boys corduroy knee pants 50c
mens fine clay worsted suits splendidly
made 1000 Wo save you 10 to 25 per
cent The Thompson Dry Goods Co
At the Fairbury Nursery Sale Yard
McCook April 2nd you can get twenty
budded peach trees leading varieties
two feet high for 1
Three packages of nice fresh garden
seeds for 5c at Colemans
Buy your garden tools at Waites
Millet seed at Colemans
SWALL PAPER
W ATYirANTArVPC
We want you to see our lino of
wall paper this year because we
think it surpasses any lino we have
ever shown We have a large as
sortment of rich artistic papers at
any price you want to pay Wo
have exclusive designs that your
neighbors cant get At the same
time we can save you money on
every roll you buy
McConnell Druggist
MOVEMENTS OF THE PEOPLE
C H Ziegler is hero from Colorado
on business
Mrs C A Baldwin has gone to
Omaha on a visit
Mas George LeIIew and daughter
spent first of tho week in Denver
W IIFurgeson tho Lincoln elevator
man was a city visitor Saturday
Mits F M Dickey left Wednesday
for Colorado City on a homo visit
W L Zint is having an addition and
improvements made to his residence
Edgar L Dusty Rhodes left for
Hebron this stato close of last week
Mrs W M Stoner and Mrs Ralph
Cutler were Omaha shoppers last Fri
day
Mrs J H Grannis accompanied her
husband on his trip to St Louis this
week
Mrs S W Clark of Bartley has
been visiting Mrs J M Hamilton this
week
Mrs R A Hagrurg arrived home
Saturday from an absence of two weeks
in Holdrege
John Grannis has been in the east
this week making his spring and sum
mer purchases
C J Swanson of Oxford was up
latter part of week visiting his daughter
Mrs F J Zajicek
Mrs J M Henderson Jr and Mrs
C L Fahnestock were Lincoln visitors
Sunday and Monday
J E Kelley was a Lincoln visitor
Tuesday arriving home on delayed 3
Wednesday morning
Mr and Mrs R M Harrington went
down to Pawnee City Tuesday on a
visit to the homefolks
Miss Bertha Graham of Holdrege
has been a guest of Mrs C M Bailey
for tho past week or so
Mrs C C Calvert and
rived home Wednesday
children ar
from their
visit in Lenora Kansas
Mrs C M Bailey returned home
Monday from Hastings where she was
called by the illness of his father
C G Coglizer contemplates engag
ing in business in Traer Kansas He
has just returned from a visit there
Mrs A Campbell spent last week
with Mr Campbell in Eureka Springs
Missouri arriving home on Monday
Mrs A W Utter is in very delicate
health and the absent children have
been notified of her serious condition
Mr and Mrs George McClain are
exercising parental interest over a
daughter born to them on last Friday
night
Dr R E Campbell came in from
Buffalo Now York close of last week to
look after his business affairs in this
part of the state
Mrs J G Schobel and Marjory
spent Saturday and Sunday with her pa
rents in Minden Mr Schobel joined
them there over Sunday
Mr and Mrs James Irwin of Pitts
burg Kansas announce the birth of a
son on the 19th instant with all parties
to the happy atTair doing well
Miss Edna Yarger resumed her place
in the postoffice Monday of this week
after an absence of about a week during
which time she was confined to the
home with a severe attack of grip
A F Ickis departed on last Friday
night for his home in Creston Iowa
after spending a few days here on his
way east from visiting in California dur
iug the past winter
Ben Hare formerly of this place and
now at Manila in the Philippines sends
the news of the birth of a diughter into
his family He was married shortly bo
fore his departure for the islands
Frank S Schoonover of Frontier
county has bought and is now occupying
tho John Brening Jr property on
North Marshall street Mr Brening
and family are temporarily living with
relatives in South McCook They ex
pect to leave in due time for Seattle
Washington
George D Leach spent part of the
week in the city on his way west from
Blocmfield Knox county Nebraska
where he has been in the hardware busi
ness a while Mrs Leach had gone to
Colorado over the Union Pacific on a
visit to her parents briefly before going
on to the Pacific coast where they ex
pect to locate Everett Washington be
ing the point in view we understand
C A Frederick of Paonia Colo
spent Tuesday in the city looking up old
acquaintances and familiar scenes Mr
Frederick was on his way to Lincoln to
visit his family briefly a daughter be
ing in school there and the wife being
there for the benefit of her health re
quiring a lower altitude than her Colo
rado home for a while Mr Frederick
was in the newspaper busiuess here in
the early eighties He is now running a
newspaper in the fruit belt of Colorado
and prospering
Go to Waites for garden hose
Try Cone Bros tonic liver pills
Garden and field seeds at Waites
Rubber hose of the best grades and at
the right prices at Colemans
Flower seeds of different kinds at W
T Colemans Sweet peas in the bulk
Fringed white quilts with cut out cor
ners for iron beds at The Thompson Dry
Goods Cos
Saturday of next week the ladies of
the Episcopal guild will offer for sale in
Pottys shoe store aprons shoe bags
Easter eggs etc
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CITY CHURCH ANNOUNCEMENTS
Catholic Order of services Mass
8 a m Mass and sermon 1030 a m
Evening servico at 8 oclock Sunday
school 230 p m Every Sunday
J J Lodghran Pastor
Congregational Sunday school 1 0
a m Y P S- C E at 7 p m Sermons
at 11 a m and 8 p in Morning subject
How to be Strong Evoning subject
God is For Us Good music
George A Conrad Pastor
Episcopal Services in St Albans
church as follows Every Sunday in the
month Sunday school at 10 oclock a m
Morning prayer at 11 and evening prayer
and sermon at 8 The third Sunday in
the month Holy Communion at 730 a
m All are welcome
E R Earle Rector
Christian Bible school at 10 a m
Sermons at 11 a m and 8 p m Prayer
meeting every Wednesdny evening at 8
p m Mrs Gorman tho pastors wife
will fill the pulpit in the evening and
tho pastor will fill the pulpit at Indian
ola Good music All invited
W C German Pastor
First Baptist Church Sermons nt
11 a m and 715 p m Biblo school at
915 a m Junior society at 3 p m B
Y P U at 7 15 p m Prayer meeting
Wednesday evening 8 p m Morning
subject Tho Office of the Church
Evening Danger in Non enforcement
of tho Law Excellent music All wel
come C R Betts Pastor
Methodist Sunday school at 10 am
Class meeting at 12 Junior League at
3 p m Enworth Leaerue at 7 p m
Prayer meeting every Wednesday even
ing at 8 p m Preaching at 11 a m and
8 p m Morning subjectOvercoming
Evening subject The Prodigals Broth
er On Easter day special services
morning sermon and Sunday school
program in the evening Mr John dis
trict Junior League supt will speak to
tho children next Sunday
M B Carman Pastor
On Good Friday there will be services
in St Albans church as follows At
930 a m devotions and meditations
upon the first and second words of our
Saviour upon the crqss At 230 p m
prayers and meditations upon the third
and fourth words upon the cross At
7 30 p m prayers singing and medita
tions upon the fifth sixth and seventh
words of the crucified one These ser
vices will be just one hour each Rev
erends Conrad Betts and Carman will
give addresses All are invited
An addition is being built to the Ger
man Congregational parsonage
We understand that the Episcopal
brethren expect to enlarge their chapel
The Methodist people are canvassing
the situation for a fine new church
which is to be the finest in the city and
this part of Nebraska
McCook Republicans Nominate
The Republicans of McCook met in
the city hall last Saturday evening and
placed in the fiald the following city
ticket
Mayor F M Rathbun
City Clerk C I Hall
City Treasurer A C Ebert
Police Judge H H Berry
City Engineer Dr S C Beach
Members of board of education R B
Archibald and E H Doan
Councilman first ward W S Perry
for one year and C J Ryan for two
years
Councilman second ward C A Ward
The old committeemen were continued
in office Albert Barnett First ward 1st
precinct C B Gray First ward 2nd
precinct Lon Cone Second ward 1st
precinct C G Coglizer Second ward
2nd precinct
Albert Barnett served as chairman of
the primary and Louis Thorgrimson as
secretary
We Sell
Best table oil cloth 15c yard best apron
check ginghams 6c yard best shirting
prints 5c yd 30 patterns fine and good
fancy ginghams 9c yard all colors Sax
ony yarn 5c skein good dark colored cal
icoes 5c yd mens very stout cotton sox
5c pair 6 big red and blue fast color
handkerchiefs for 25c mens muleskin
gloves 19c pair The Thompson Dry
Goods Co
The Deweys Were Acquitted
The great Dewey trial at Norton
Kansas closed last Saturday with a
verdict of acquittal for Dewey and his
two cowboys Incidentally O u r
Deacon gets another feather in his
legal cap and doubtless coin galore in
his purse for his masterful part in se
curing the acquittal for his wealthy
clients
Notice of Sale of Chattels
On next Saturday afternoon at one
oclock the household goods of the late
John Flohr of South McCook will be
offered for sale on Dennison streetnorth
of James McAdams store
H H Berry Auctioneer
Washable skirts
and dress skirts
skirts S750 900
tions without charge
measure 150 to 900
Dry Goods Co
75c to 250 walking
1225 to 1000 silk
and 1000
Skirts to your
The Thompson
The new Methodist church will be
erected on the sitely corner east of the
court house and of course it will be
brick
Everybody will want hose when the
lawn season opens You had better see
the grades at W T Colemans at once
Peaches are sure crop in Red Willow
County Twenty trees two feet high
for 1 at sale yard April 2nd
Grecian voiles in 12 additional patterns
expected daily at The Thompson Dry
Goods Cos
Garden and field seeds at Waites
Detroit vapor stoves at Waites
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RAILROAD NEWS ITEMS
I D Headings is a new man in night
gang
T E Idleman of paint gang resigned
Thursday
Robert E Lee is visiting tho folks in
Indianola
L S Stafford of paint
first of week
G W Matthews of paint gang resign
ed Thursday
Engineer Charles Arnold was on sick
list first of week
Mr and Mrs G E McBride are visit
ing in Arapahoo
A 00 foot bridge near Benkelman was
burned last week
R B Archibald was in Holvoko
Thursday on business
Asst Genl Supt G W Rhodes was
in tho city Wednesday
Asst Supt Harris Wcis with his fam
ily in Denver over Sunday
Couductor T E McCarl visited tho
folks in Lincoln Thursday
D C Benedict of Culbortson had
business in the city Tuesday
A J Washburn was up from
brook Thursday on business
Engineer E A Mellin has been trans
ferred from Akron to McCook
Machinist and Mrs A C Wiohe were
in Omaha Saturday and Sunday
R B Archibald was in Red Cloud
Tuesday and Wednesday on business
Engineer Charles Starr who has been
visiting in Denver returned to work
first of week
Fireman Halstead was called to Den
ver last Friday on account of tho death
of his niece
Day yard crew at Akron was taken off
on the 20th and freight crews do their
own switching
Brakeman Harry Ellison is with Con
ductor Burns vice Brakeman Baldwin
visiting in Omaha
Trainmaster Kenyon went west on 13
Thursday with Asst General Supt
Rhodes on business
Foreman C AWard of the carpenter
shop had company business in Red
Cloud last Saturday
Engine 318 on No 13 Saturday died
just west of Oxford They were three
hours late in McCook
C D Noble of Wards gang is in
Chicago undergoing treatment for a
growing in his mouth
An order has been promulgated re
quiring passenger crews at Akron to in
bpect their own trains
Charles 11 Yales Devils Auction
Co was on No 2 out of Denver Sun
day night for Hastings
Archie Thomas is now
Don Thomas manager
Petersburg near Denver
John LeIIew Marion Bishop and
Fatty Arnold aro with the bridge
gang putting in new bridges
G W Godfrey and Fred Block of
night force are hunting down on tho
Platte near Kenesaw this week
Car Repairer James Harman went
over to St Francis Monday to relieve
the regular man for a while
Engineer Steve Finn departed for a
couple of weeks visit with the home
folks in Beardstown 111 Monday
We have alarge line of newthings
in Easter goods as well as the best
of the old things
Eggs Chicks Roosters
Rabbits Canes
and all the various dyes Also a
line of Cards appropriate to the
season McConnell Druggist
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McCOOK RED WILLOW COUNTY NEBRASKA FRIDAY EVENING MARCH 25 1904
gang resigned
proprietor and
of a hotel at
The extra list in the trainmens ser
vice has suffered annihilationthis week
as another retrenchment measure
Fire destroyed the coal shed at Corona
Colo Saturday during the high wind
consuming a large quantity of coal also
Switchman A G Goth who has been
absent from tho city for the past month
on a visit arrived home close of week
past
It is stated that the retrenchment
order contemplates a reduction of 10
000 a month on the Western division in
expenses
Car inspection by regular gangs has
been discontinued at Oxford Holdrege
and Akron This work is now done by
trainmen
F C Roberson W E Cuddigan W
F Schultz and J M Oldham have been
discharged on account of reduction of
force of trainmen
George Branscomb formerly a Bur
lington brakeman is engaged in the
same work on the Union Pacific out of
Rawlins Wyoming
Switch engine No 80 and crew have
been taken off of the east end yard force
at this place thus aiding and abetting
Jim Hills cut in operating expenses
Engineer E A Mellen brought the
switch engine in from Akron Monday
and that goat is for the present out of
commission in the interest of economy
Brakemen C A Baldwin R M Har
rington B A Murdock Ira Converse
and Conductor L A Hurlburt have all
asked for and received 30 days leave of
absence
J F Utter after enjoying the title
and emoluments of an extra conductor
for a year or two has backed up to the
pay and dignity of a brakeman to help
his mite in reaching the 10000 cut on
Easter Novelties
tho Western division oxpenso account
A hot box on tho engine caused No 3
Tuesday night to lose over four hours
time most of which was spont at Hoi
drege cutting tho melted brass of tho
journal Milligan brought tho train as
far as Cambridge and Newkirk brought
her in with another engine
Round house Foreman Paver of Akron
has been let out of tho service at that
point and W J Krauter of this place
succeeds him Krauter is an oxporien
ed machinist and overseer and will fill
the position of foreman at Akron effi
ciently We congratulate
Since tho issuance of tho order dis
continuing tho regular car inspection at
Oxford Holdrego and Akron tha pass
enger trainmen have changed tho old
and familiar sontr to read as follows
Let tho brakeman do the work do tho
work do tho work while the flagman
feels the train around
Commit the Commandments to Memory
A helpful and practical series of Sun
day evening sermons will bo preached on
tho Ten Commandments by tho pas
tor of tho Baptist church beginning
Sunday evening April 3 1901
April 3 Firbt Command mont Ex 203 Thou
slialt havo none othor Gods before Me
April 10 Second Commandment Ex 2041 5 6
April 17 Third Commandment Ex 207
Thou shalt not tako the namo of tho Lord thy
God in vain
April 21 Fourth Commandment Ex 203 to
11
Mny 1 Fifth Commandment Ex 2012 Hon
or thy father and mother
May 8 Sixth Commandment Ex 2013 Thou
shalt do no murder
May 15 Seventh Commandment Ex 2011
Thou shalt not commit adultery
Way 22 highth Commandment Ex 2015
Thou f halt not stoal
May 29 Ninth Commandment Ex 201G
Thou halt not boar falte witness
Juno 5 Tenth Commandmont Ex2014 Thou
shalt not covet
June 12 Tho new Commandment John 133
und 35
If for any reason tho above order shall
be broken into on account of special or
union services it will be taken up again
and followed out except dates until all
tho sermons are preached A special in
vitation is extended to the general pub
lic to hear these sermons
C Richard Betts
Pastor Baptist Church
Real Estate Transfers
Tho following real estate transfers
have been made since our last issue
Reported by C F Lohn real estate
loans insurance McCook Neb
J W Welborn to E F Rolirar no qr no
qr feOO 00
J Killer to L Slien ne qr 225 00
E E Rawlings to L Jennings 24 in U2
Bartley 400 00
Citizens Bank of McCook to D C Shaw
1500 00
A A Hyde to J S Doyle nw qr W 29 500 00
E L Whovler to C A Palmer ne qr 13-
3 30 1300 00
E W Davis to M L Williams so qr
32G 1000 00
C A Palmer to II N Chaney no qr 13-
3 30 2000 00
H P Hinkle to C A Pate lot 1 block
1 WestMcCook fcOO 00
Wednesdays Prairie Fire
The engine of No 13 Wednesday set
tho prairie afire this side of the mouth
of the Willow and the fire raced north as
far as Stephen Bolles place on the Wil
low before it could be controlled
J F Helms lost 150 acres of wheat in
field 50 tons of hay grass fencing etc
James S Doyle lost some calves fenc
ing etc
Stephens Bolles largo feed rack was
burned and water tank damaged
T J Ruggles barn was burned and
some wheat in field destroyed
T J Pate is also a loser in wheat in
field grass etc
Notice to Parents
Spring classes for beginners over five
years of age will be started in the South
McCook and the West ward schools on
Monday March 21 Children will be
received from that day till Monday
March 28th inclusive but in no case
later than the last named date
George II Thomas Superintendent
Are You to Paint
We sell the Sherwin Williams paint
and we guarantee it equal if not super
ior in every respect to any other paint
made A paint for every purpose A
color card and other information for the
asking McConnell Druggist
RAILROAD EMPLOYEES
You pay too much I can save you
money on Hamilton and Hampden high
grade watches Chas B Morgan
Holdrege Neb
Household Goods For Sale
I am offering my household goods for
sale at private sale Call at Westland
residence George Enoch
For Sale
One four-year-old horse new top
buggy new saddle Enquire at the
Osborn ranch
Flowers For Easter
Place your order now Special price
to churches
Phone 91
McCook
Green House
Garden and field seeds at Waites
Garden and field seeds at Waites
Kaffir corn seed at W T Colemans
Leading varieties of budded peach
trees two feet high only SI for twenty
New muslin bobinet and lace curtains
in large variety at Tho Thompson Dry
Goods Cos
Young man your Easter suit wants
prompt attention Call and see what
we have to offer DeGroff Co
Our Perfection ladies 8200 shoes are
handsome in finish perfect in fit and
great for wear The Thompson Dry
Goods Co
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MINOR ITEMS OF NEWS
Alfalfa seed at Colemaua
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Want a kodak Soo Cono Bros
Jewel gasolino stoves at Waitos
Garden and field seeds at Waitos
Everything in drugs McConnell
See those garden drills at Colemans
Tho Curts Dramatic Co April 7 8 9
We want to bo your druggist Cono
Bros
Remember the namo McConnell for
drugs
Garden seeds in tho bulk and package
at W T Colenuius
For sale 7 room house and two lots
Inquire of Mrs V M Irwin tf
Scale books
Typewritorjmpors
TheTihijune
Wanted Girl forgenoral housework
Mrs Gkokoe Willetts
Seo tho display of harness that W T
Coleman is making It will surpriso you
Plenty narrow velvet ribbons in black
and colors at Tho Thompson Drv Goods
Cos
Wanted A girl
work Inquire at
II Boyle
for general house
residenco of Mrs C
Workmen aro engaged in trimming
tho trees in tho city park a needed
operation
In using McMillens cough euro you
run no risk money refundqd if not
satisfactory
The lilanchford Calf Meal is tho best
known food for calves on separator milk
W T Coleman
Cone Bros tho popular druggists sell
tho famous White Pino and Tar for
coughs and colds
W T Coloman sells 3
frosh seeds for 5c Why
pays cash for them
A fresh
California
Cono Bros
packages of
Because he
supply of Reigers famous
perfumes just received at
drug store
April 7 8 9 in the opera holism The
Curts Dramatic Co Popular prices 15
25 and 3 cents seaoon tickets for SI
Tho latest in box paper writing tab
lets pencil tablets and school supplies
A McMillen Druggist
You will want your Spring wall paper
soon Remember that the finest assort
ment of patterns are to be found at Cone
Bros
Send in by your neighbor April 2nd
and get twenty budded peach trees for
SI Fairbury Nursery Sale Yard Mc
Cook Neb
You will find the greatest variety of
garden and field seeds at Waites Buy
early while you havo this largo assort
ment to select from
The Epworth League will hold a so
cial at the home of Miss Lillie McClain
on next Thursday night Everybody
come and bring a clime
Lost Several colored studies for
paintings some brushes etc The findor
will bo rewarded by returning tho same
to The Tribune office
The members of Saint John Comman
dery No 10 Knights Templar will at
tend services in the Baptist church this
year on Easter Sunday
The Tribune wants a correspondent
at Lebanon Write the publisher He
will try to make a proposition that will
interest you Do it today
For every laundry purpose use Swifts
Pride Soap It is the most effective
agent of clothes cleanliness Proves a
weekly wash day welcome
Ideal waists win at first glance and
prove out by perfect fit and satisfactory
wear Come in washable silks lawns
mercerized fabrics and linen Sold only
by The Thompson Dry Goods Co
Replating Silverware Such as knives
forks and spoons substantially done
also sharpening knives scissors lawn
mowers and saws Phone 83
M Thokgrimson
It is claimed by some that the first
purchase for gardening should be seeds
others say implements but every woman
knows it should be a sunbonnet All
grades colors and prices at The Thomp
son Dry Goods Cos
March is the month when the wind
blows and therefore the worst time for
chapped face and hands and rough skin
Our Fragrant Lotion cures chaps and
makes the skin soft and smooth In 25
cent bottles McConnell Druggist
Attention is called to the advertise
ment of George Schmidt in this issue of
The Tribune He will bo found in the
Richardson blacksmith shop opposite
the Blue Front livery barn and is pre
pared to do anything in his line in first
class shape
At the end of four weeks actual wear
you have the privilege of returning any
American Beauty corset if unsatisfact
ory and getting your money back Kept
incoutil and in gauze in girdles waists
and corsets from 35c to S100 Sold only
by The Thompson Dry Goods Co
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